Is the base 3.75" wide or does that measurement include the width of the arms? We only have 3.25" of wall space to mount a rack (for keys)...
7242
The width of the base is smaller than 3" but the arms that swing are probably about 3" or so. I think you'll be olay
332364
The 34" dimension is the widest part of the door, just about even with the handle, or slightly below. The base measures about 33".
34003
I measured my holder and it looks like the thickness that it can handle is .75"and probably 5" tall and 3.5" wide
1318388
The width of each base is 24", for the depth allow from the wall about 25" including nut heads on back side of U-base. With Kayaks mounted, the support arms do not project out beyond the U-base demensions but could before mounting a very wide boat. My kayaks are normal sized and the suspension mount is well within the 24" fixed extension of the support arms. I had the same concerns you have because in my case I can't get the bases flush to the wall due to a 6" extension of a concrete footing for my garage wall. Bottom line, if you have 25" from the wall plus your comfort zone while driving your car in and out you'll be fine.
1539658
I recently installed this keyboard and found that there is only a very small additional dimension needed beyond the 23 1/2" keyboard. My desk has less than a two inch gap on either side of the keyboard. The hardware slide and mounting brackets on each side take up somewhere around 1 1/4 - 1 1/2" beyond the wood of the keyboard on each side. This is a very compact installation. The quality of both the wood and steel hardware is very well made and the slide mechanism operates smoothly and has a very solid feel - much better than the plastic keyboard drawers I'd been used to before buying this one. I am very pleased with this purchase. I hope this helps you.
98788
rack requires 24 inches of wall space to mount.rods are about 21 inches wide but wall mounts are wider.
1502996
Diameter of base should be 3 inches and the height of walls approximately 2 inches. Hope this helps!
519142
the mounting base is not bigger that 3 1/2 to 4 inches. hope this helps I love it..
200820
Mine measured 36 1/4 plus a little for the little knobbies on the end. The attachment piece is 32" (figuring standard studs 16" apart. As someone else said, I hope you are talking about where you can mount it and not the space the rack would actually occupy. It's a great rack and I hope it works for you. (NOTE: you MUST mount it into studs and not into the wallboard. It isn't light to start with and loaded with pots and pans will be too heavy for a wallboard mount.)
413132
4.5" width 3.375" high 3" depth or 3.75" depth if one includes the bracket. alex
330220
I took the bar down from its mounts and screwed the ends in to its minimum width on both sides and then measured it at 25 inches. That's the absolute minimum width since you have to slip it into two mounting brackets on the door jamb that stick out one-quarter of an inch each, so allow for that and make it a little more than 25 inches. Hope that helps. My door jamb width is 30 and one-quarter inches.
448297
Those measurements are incorrect. It's 3.25" long and .75" in diameter at its widest.
1487606
I just measured and they are 3.75" deep3.25" wide2.50" highHope that helps.
855965
3.5 in. Wide. 2.75 high. It does have a 1 in by 1 inch mounting plate on top of the mount with a hole and then 2 holes on the bottom of the plate.So. In terms of absolute height just add another inch for that smaller mounting section
501590
the base is 5.3 diameter by 1.25 high. The 3.3 is the bracket with light, the height is actually about 4 inches = base and light bracket.
1604279
The width of the rack bar is 3". It has a slight bow, like an airplane wing, but should accommodate 31/3" u-bolts.
160409
The base is approximately 5.75" wide x 1.5" tall x 1" deep. The light is 8.75" wide, and is approximately 5.5" from the wall. The overall height, with the arm is 5". Hope that helps!